Editing Military exercise (section)

==List of military exercises==
{{Incomplete list|date=April 2021}}
===Current and recurring===
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!name!!host!!type!!invited<br>participant(s)!!focus!!first<br>held!!frequency
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|[[Anatolian Eagle]]||[[Turkey]]||multilateral|| ||[[aerial warfare]]||2001||no fixed schedule
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|[[AMAN (naval exercise)|AMAN]]||[[Pakistan]]||multilateral|| ||[[maritime security]]||2007||biannual
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|[[Balikatan]]||[[Philippines]]||bilateral|| ||combined arms||1991||annual
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|[[BALTOPS]]||[[NATO]]||multilateral|| ||[[naval warfare]]||1971||annual
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|[[Blue Flag (Israeli Air Force exercise)|Blue Flag]]||[[Israel]]||bilateral|| ||aerial warfare||2013||no fixed schedule
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|[[Exercise Bright Star|Bright Star]]||[[Egypt]]||bilateral|| ||combined arms||1980||biannual
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|[[Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training|CARAT]]||United States||bilateral||[[ASEAN]] members||naval warfare||1995||annual
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|[[Caucasus exercises]]||[[Russia]]||multilateral|| ||combined arms||2006||approx. every 4 years
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|[[Centre exercises]]||[[Russia]]||joint|| ||combined arms||2011||every 4 years
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|[[Cobra Gold]]||[[Thailand]]||multilateral|| ||combined arms, military simulation, humanitarian aid and disaster relief||1982||annual
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|[[Cold Response]]||NATO ([[Norway]])||multilateral|| ||defence readiness||2006||biannual
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|[[Exercise Croix du Sud|Croix du Sud]]||[[France]]||multilateral|| ||[[humanitarian aid]] and [[disaster relief]]||2002||biannual
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|[[Dynamic Manta]]||NATO||multilateral|| ||naval warfare||2006||annual
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|[[Garuda Shield]]||[[Indonesia]]||multilateral|| ||combined arms, command post, humanitarian aid and disaster relief||2007||annual
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|[[Green Dagger]]||[[United States]]||multilateral|| ||infantry combat||2019||annual
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|[[Exercise Komodo|Komodo Exercise]]||[[Indonesia]]||multilateral|| ||[[Naval Warfare]]||2014||annual
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|[[Malabar (naval exercise)|Malabar]]||[[India]]||multilateral|| ||naval warfare, maritime security||1992||annual
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|[[Maple Flag]]||[[Canada]]||multilateral||[[British Armed Forces|United Kingdom]], United States||aerial combat||1978||annual
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|[[Real Thaw]]||[[Portugal]]||multilateral|| ||aerial combat||2009||annual
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|[[Exercise Red Flag|Red Flag]]||United States||multilateral|| ||aerial combat||1975||triennial / biannual
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|[[Red Flag – Alaska]]||United States||multilateral|| ||aerial warfare||2006||triennial / quad-annual
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|[[Exercise Resolute Dragon|Resolute Dragon]]||[[Japan]]||bilateral|| ||defence readiness, command and control||2021||annual
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|[[Exercise RIMPAC|RIMPAC]]||United States||multilateral|| ||naval warfare||1971||biannual
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|[[Exercise Saif Sareea|Saif Sareea]]||[[Oman]]||bilateral||[[British Armed Forces|United Kingdom]]||combined arms||1986||no fixed schedule
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|[[Exercise Talisman Saber|Talisman Saber]]||[[Australia]]||bilateral||[[British Armed Forces|United Kingdom]], United States||combined arms; combat readiness||2005||biannual
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|[[Varuna (naval exercise)|Varuna]]||India||bilateral|| ||naval warfare||1993||annual
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|[[Vostok Exercises (disambiguation)|Vostok Exercises]]||Russia||joint|| ||combat readiness; command and control||2010||every 4 years
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|[[List of Zapad exercises|Zapad]]||Russia, [[Soviet Union]]||joint|| ||varying focuses||1981||approx. every 4 years
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===Former, significant===
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!name!!host!!type!!invited<br>participant(s)!!focus!!held!!frequency!!significance
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|[[Fleet problem]]||United States||joint|| ||[[naval warfare]]||1923–1941, 2014–2021||no fixed schedule||bulk of U.S. Navy exercises in the [[interwar period]] until [[World War II]]
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|[[Carolina Maneuvers]]||United States||joint|| ||warfare strategy||1941||standalone||involved approximately 350,000 soldiers
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|[[Louisiana Maneuvers]]||United States||joint|| ||warfare strategy||1941||standalone||involved approximately 400,000 soldiers, including several officers who would become prominent military leaders during [[World War II]]
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|[[Exercise Reforger|Reforger]]||[[NATO]] ([[West Germany]])||multilateral||West Germany, [[British Armed Forces|United Kingdom]], United States||combat readiness||1969–1988, 1990–1993||annual||display of preparedness in the event of war between [[NATO]] and the [[Warsaw Pact]]
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|[[North China Military Exercise]]||[[China]]||joint|| ||unknown||1981||standalone||involved over 114,000 soldiers; the largest Chinese military exercise up to that point
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|[[Exercise Able Archer|Able Archer]]||NATO||multilateral, command post|| ||combat readiness, [[nuclear warfare]]||unknown||annual||[[Able Archer 83]] was mistakenly perceived by the [[Soviet Union]] to be genuine NATO war preparations
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|[[Operation Brasstacks|Brasstacks]]||India||joint|| ||combined arms||1986–1987||standalone||involved approximately 500,000 soldiers; the largest military exercise on the [[Indian subcontinent]] in history
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|[[Millennium Challenge 2002|Millennium Challenge]]||United States||simulation|| ||warfare strategy||2002||standalone||restarted after Blueforce (representing the U.S.) was quickly defeated by Redforce (representing [[Iran]] or [[Iraq]]), with a new rule limiting Redforce's capabilities and favouring Blueforce, caused controversy when Blueforce won
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|[[Caucasus 2009]]||[[Russia]]||joint|| ||combat readiness||2009||standalone||conducted as a [[show of force]] against [[Georgia (country)|Georgia]] after the [[Russo-Georgian War]]
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|[[Union Resolve 2022]]||Russia||bilateral|| ||combined arms, warfare strategy||2022||standalone||a deception by Russia for mobilisation prior to the [[Russian invasion of Ukraine (2022–present)|Russian invasion of Ukraine]]
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|[[2022 Chinese military exercises around Taiwan]]||China, [[Taiwan]]||joint (not involving Taiwan)|| ||naval warfare; combined arms||2022||standalone||conducted as a show of force against the U.S. to deter American influence in Taiwan, shortly after U.S. [[Speaker of the United States House of Representatives|Speaker of the House]] [[Nancy Pelosi]]'s [[2022 visit by Nancy Pelosi to Taiwan|visit to Taiwan]]
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!name!!host!!type!!invited<br>participant(s)!!focus!!held!!frequency!!significance
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